Marble Sculpture by Ronald Night Walker Yazzie

Bidding Supports: SANTA FE SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS AND SCIENCES (SANTA FE, NM)

Item Number
243
Value:
300 USD
Online Close:
2025-04-27 00:00:00.0
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Description

"Indian Heart" Marble Indian Head Sculpture by Ronald Night Walker Yazzie

13" wide x 11" tall

"Indian Heart" is made from marble gathered on the road in the Big Horn Mountains near the Tribal Crow Buffalo Herd pasture.

 

Artist Bio
Ronald Night Walker Yazzie (N. Cheyenne, Arapaho, Oglala Lakota, Navajo, Spanish
Moor, Pawnee, Zuni, and Irish) is a multimedia Indigenous reservation artist. His Indian name is "Hidahwauhnisto" or Howling Buffalo. He paints, sculpts and carves from his experience in Indian country, his participation in ceremony, and knowledge of his ancestors and their struggles. He uses what he finds on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation where he lives: wood, stone, downed trees, fence posts, lapidary from the Big Horn Mountains, and bones or whatever he can find to create his masterpieces.